This surprises and concerns me. When I think of the people who really know
Greek, Randy and Don are definitely high on my list, and I have learned a
lot from them. I had assumed that they were posting less because they were
busy with other things.
Speaking for myself, I *have* found that some kinds of posts receive more
attention than others. Posts which are short and to the point, and which
raise an interesting question, tend to get responses. Posts which are
longer, and which try to explain something in depth, often get less of a
response. Naturally, questions get more responses than answers. If anyone
feels ignored, it might be worthwhile to observe the differences between
posts that people respond to and posts that they do not respond to.
>First, I conclude that my posts apparently tend not to connect with
>the interests or viewpoints of many on the list, at least not among
>those who post frequently.
Well, I think that I post frequently, and I have found many of your posts
very interesting. I would welcome more of them.
Jonathan
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